Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
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No, the H-1B must have the approved I-140 for the H-4 spouse to be eligible for an EAD - the fact that the H-4 is the beneficiary of an approved...
If you did not comply with the terms of you J-1 visa, you became out-of-status. If you are out-of-status, you cannot change your status to a...
An I-129 to change status to E-3 cannot be premium processed. On average it will take 2-4 months.
Your employer's immigration counsel will have to handle this matter and can advise you. Without reviewing all the relevant documentation, nobody...
No, in fact your prior employer must withdraw the H-1B petition they filed on your behalf since you are no longer working there. If your new...
Without knowing anything about your wife's case, the RFEs received, etc., it is impossible to say whether or not you should be concerned. However,...
If you have an unexpired green card and have nothing in your background that would render you inadmissible, you should be fine.
You need to call a few lawyers and see which ones can accommodate your needs.
Without knowing the details of your case, one can only surmise that the I-485 was approved and your green card is being produced. The online...
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